PD 16 Task Force
Dedicated to combating human trafficking
Lastest News
Preventing Human Trafficking:
Awareness is the first step in preventing human trafficking. (See Latest Happenings below for upcoming January events.)
Supporting Survivors: Resources and Programs
PD 16 Human Trafficking Taskforce is committed to reduce barriers in the community to meet the needs of trafficking survivors. No. 1 is safe, affordable housing.
The Role of Community Engagement in Eradicating Human Trafficking
Community engagement plays a crucial role in preventing and fighting against human trafficking. Schools are vital in the community awareness efforts. This year, Spotsylvania Schools is hosting an event to help parents and guardians know how to talk to their kids about human trafficking. Online safety will be covered. Children ages 12 and up are encouraged to attend. See more information below in Latest Happenings section.
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month Red SAnd Projects REscheduled for Tues. Jan. 28 Due to Extreme weather.
Happenings Around the REgion
Red Sand Projects are Rescheduled for Tues., January 28, 2025, (1) at University of Mary Washington, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and same date and time at Spotsyvania Sheriff's Office.
Tues., January 21, 2025, 6 p.m. Spotsylvania Neighborhood Watch hosts a discussion with Michele Trampe from CVJI and Spotsylvania Sheriff's Dep. Margarida Figueroa at Spotsylvania Towne Center.
January 29, 2025, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Spotsylvania Schools will host Discussion and Resources Fair on Human Trafficking at Courtland High School. The public is welcome.
About Us
We are a non-profit coalition dedicated to fighting against human trafficking and supporting survivors since 2021.